Book Pig Book Club for Children – Win a Gift Certificate
This week’s giveaway is brought to you by Book Pig, which is a Netflix-style book rental club for children. The online children’s book club offers a convenient and inexpensive way for dads and moms to help their kids read more. Book Pig is a cheaper alternate to bookstores for dads and moms. For instance, if your kids read 15 books this summer, the books will cost about $105 (based on an average retail price of $7 per book). With Book Pig, the cost is only $36 to rent the 15 books (5 books a month at $12 per month for three months). You can check out books for free at libraries, but with Book Pig there are no wait lists and late fees. Thanks to Book Pig, I’m giving away three $40 gift certificates on my dad blog.
Book Pig’s membership starts at $8.95 a month for 3 books per month ($11.95 for 5 books, $16.95 a month for 8 books, $24.95 a month for 12 books, and $32.95 a month for 18 books). If you have a lot children or if your kids read a lot of books, a great strategy is to use Book Pig for new releases and the library for older or less popular books. If you are thinking of signing up, you better hurry. The rates goes up after September 30th. I have not tried out Book Pig’s book rental service, but below are some of the advantages listed on their website:
Book Pig Highlights
- 50-70% less expensive than buying
- Convenience of free home delivery
- No library wait lists
- No due dates or late fees
- Keep the book your kids love at a discount
- Track your child’s reading level and habits over time
- Ability to donate books for credit
- No commitments, cancel anytime
- Satisfaction guarantee
- Kids can pick the books they want via their own request queue
- Get series books in order without a wait list
- Get notified of hot new releases and get them right away
Book Pig Giveaway
Three lucky readers of my dad blog will each receive a $40 gift certificate. The deadline to enter is Wednesday, September 1st (Pacific time). The giveaway is limited to the USA. The winners will be randomly selected. To enter, leave a comment on my dad blog about your favorite children’s book.
Bonus Entries (leave a separate comment for each entry)
- Click on the Facebook like button below and then write about your favorite kid’s book on my Facebook fan page
- Tweet about this giveaway or about your favorite children’s book on Twitter and include @daddyforever and #giveaway in the tweet (include your Twitter URL or username for verification)
[Disclosure: I did not receive a membership or other compensation for writing this post and hosting the giveaway on my dad blog. The giveaway prize will be provided by Book Pig, but Book Pig is not a sponsor or administrator of the giveaway.]
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How fun im in
Great idea!
My favorite childrens book was Are you there God, its Me Margaret. I thought it was such a good coming of age book for a girl to read and I would love for my 9 year old daughter to read it! :)
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I always liked Pippi Longstocking – probably because I have red hair too.
So many favorites- one is Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. I also loved The Secret Garden and The Little Princess!
My favorite book was Julie’s Secret Sloth. I’m a grandma so probably know body has ever heard of it, but a very good book. I went on line last year and found a copy.
My favorite children’s book is called Frindle.
My favorite children’s book is Stellaluna by Janell Cannon. Her others are Verdi, Crickwing and Pinduli, but Stellaluna is my favorite!
My Favorite is Anne of Green Gables. I want my girls to read it too.
I love all kinds of children’s books. My favorite is “The Napping House!” Thanks for the chance to win!
My kids have always loved books! Our favorite to read together is “Nightlights and Pillow Fights”
My favorite book as a child (and favorite book to read to my children) is “where the wild things are.” Great book!
my daughter would just love this! please enter me :) suelee1998@ gmail.com
support your local libraries.
That would be Night by Elie Wiesel.
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak would be our fav!!
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The Berenstain Bears New Baby
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.
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i loved all the button and curious george books and as i got older loved loved loved the little house on the prairie series
Little Black Ant is my fave children’s book. It was pubished about 50 years ago because I read it as a child and was mesmerized by it.
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